Optimist Club Plans Gala Installation Night
The Amarillo Optimist Club hosts its annual installation of officers at a gala at the Amarillo Country Club Saturday. Newly elected officers are Dick Bivins president Paul Smith first vice president and Matt Hudson second vice president. Directors include John Fullingim Leo Miller Carl Hare and Jerry Knight. Members without reservations should contact Matt Hudson by Thursday noon.
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Country Club
Dick Bivins
Paul Smith
Matt Hudson
John Fullingim
Norman Prince
Leo Miller
Carl Hare
Jerry Knight
Binford Arney and Mann Honored as Young Men of the Year
Corpus Christi reports the Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce selects Binford Arney of Austin and Gerald Mann of Dallas as young men of the year. Arney, 32, is president of the Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce and an Austin attorney. Mann, 34, SMU alumnus and attorney general, now in his second term. The honor was announced by Fred F. Morgan of Corpus Christi, with a statewide committee. convention set for El Paso April 17–19. Arney grew up on an Oldham County cattle ranch.
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Corpus Christi
Gerald C. Mann
Binford Arey
Austin
Fred F. Morgan
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Arney
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Mann
Southern Methodist University
Morgan
el Paso
Oldham County
Northwestern Law Partner Active Since 1934
A law partner of former State Senator Clint C Small, he has been active in work since 1934, connected with Core Well and Drake at Northwestern University.
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Northwestern University
Corewell and
Drake
Clint C. Small
Community Singing At Central Baptist Church
The Amarillo Community Singers perform at Central Baptist Church today on Eighth Avenue and Monroe Street with Panhandle guests. Congregational sacred songs and quartet numbers planned. first fifth Sunday of the year signals three more sing days in June August and November.
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Amarillo
Central Baptist Church
Eighth Avenue
Monroe Street
Panhandle
Lubbock Man Sells Higgins Bank Stock to Nephew
T H Black of Higgins sells a large block of capital stock in the First National Bank in Higgins to his nephew T E Buckner of Lubbock. Buckner has banking background from Citizens National Bank and 16 years with First National Bank of Lubbock. Buckner and C H Hyde will run the Higgins bank. The Blacks plan to move to Fort Worth.
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Lubbock
Higgins Bank
Higgins
T. H. Black
Sage Brush
Main Street
First National Bank
T. E. Buckner
Citizens National Bank of
Buckner
First National Bank of
Treat Her Gently opens with witty stage notes in Amarillo
A theater review describes the world premiere of Treat Her Gently in Amarillo with Miss Chatterton and Barry Thomson, praising timing and costume, noting a slow start but a fast paced, refreshing comedy. Directors Kennedy Addiss and Rorke are highlighted, along with cast performances and the optimistic travel plan to Wichita Falls Fort Worth and Dallas.
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Miss Ellis
Darling
Roosevelt
Miss Chatterton
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Dallas
Julia
Harold J. Kennedy
Jus Addiss
Hayden Rorke
Elaine Ellis
Mr. Thomson
Ellie May
Tobacco Road
George D. Batson
New York
Baltimore
Kennedy
Batson
Lynchburg
Barry Thomson
Alice John
Mortimer Weldon
Benefits of sealing glass jars before processing
Sealing glass jars before processing reduces liquid loss improves appearance of contents saves time and eliminates the need to handle hot jars after processing.
Benesch Named Head Of Traveling Salesmen Group
E. M. Benesch was elected senior councillor of the United Commercial Travelers at a gathering of traveling salesmen held at the Amarillo Hotel. Other officers include A. R. Young as junior councillor and F. S. Daves as past senior councillor along with M. K. Young secretary treasurer and W. D. Bartlett conductor.
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E. M. Benesch
United Commercial Travelers
Amarillo Hotel
A. R. Young
Legislature Today: Two loan bills face constitutional questions
In Austin on March 29, the Texas Legislature adjourned until Monday. Attorney General Gerald C. Mann ruled that one pending small loan bill is constitutional while another is not. Both measures remain under review by the house banking committee.
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Associated Press
Austin
Gerald C. Mann
House
House Banking Committee
City Hunted for 2000 Stolen Dynamite Caps
Pawhuska Oklahoma March 29 Police Chief O W Henson says 2000 dynamite caps stolen from a state magazine and scattered through the city. Volunteers help in searches as residents move carefully. Children find caps in a tree and in streetfront locations. 2000 still missing.
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Pawhuska
Okio
Pawhuskan
O. W. Henson
State Highway Department
Signs of Spring Observed by Local Youths
Jay Carver, 11, of 1503 West Nineteenth Avenue, reported signs of spring from a city tour. He noted blooming flowers, an apricot tree in bloom, robins in a park, and a large flock flying north. T G Baldwin of Bushland also described 30 to 50 robins in a city park.
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Jay Carver
Nineteenth Avenue
Jay
T. G. Baldwin
Large safety pins as convenient button holders
A brief tip notes that large safety pins serve as handy holders for one kind of button. The method saves time searching the sewing box and encourages readers to try the approach.
Former Donley Tax Collector Is Jailed
Jesse Weldon Adamson, former Donley County tax assessor collector, was arrested in Angeles on embezzlement charges. Grand jury indictments allege six counts totaling 1,963.22 with bail set at 1,000 per count. A former Hedley cotton ginner, he was elected in 1938 and served one term.
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Clarendon
Jesse Weldon Adamson
Donley County
Angeles
Adamson
Hedley
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Ruby
Sterling Baby Spoon
Sterling Thimbles
CE Sinklea
Oewee
Varsity Town's University
University
University Lounge
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Amarillo Tire Exchange
S. Fillmore
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Walgreen
Donley
Rubber Stamps Free
Whitney Company
Tolzie Music Store
Paramount Building
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